Our halloween needlepoint designs include cats, pumpkins, and witches.
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Kelly Clark canvas. Stitch guide by Carolyn H Baird.
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Hi Everybody... Robin here. At the TNNA Market in Columbus, I had the chance to see the newest Halloweenies from Kelly Clark, Elvira Spida. She is quite a looker. Let's hear it for the Full Figures Girls! WhOO! Elvira Spida • Kelly Clark Needlepoint To refresh the memory of Needlepoint Study Hall Blog readers, Amy Bunger stitched 8 of the Halloweenies pieces through her Home Study. You can read all about the specific Halloweenies postings on this blog by clicking on the HALLOWEENIES topic list or by clicking on their individual names. Katt Z. Witch • KCN 9125 Stitch Guide by Robin King available. I stitched Katt Z. Witch (KCN 9125) and wrote her stitch guide. Anyone (Retail Shops or needlepoint customers) interested in purchasing the Katt Z. Witch stitch guide can email me at [email protected]. Dr. Acula • KNC 9131 Linda finished Dr. A. Doesn't he look great. Be sure to read all about it on the Stitching Sisters blog. Here's the link: http://nystitchingsisters.blogspot.com/2011/06/doctor-is-in-house.html I read Melinda's Living the Good Life blog about recently sending more Halloweenies pieces to the finisher. Here's the link: http://melindaslivingthegoodlife.blogspot.com/2011/06/looking-back-and-looking-forward.html Hope to share their photos after they are all dolled up. Know of any more Halloweenies updates? Be sure to let me hear from you. Thanks, Robin
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Halloween needlepoint canvases in a variety of sizes and styles are available at Needlepoint.Com. We feature hand painted Halloween canvases from a number of artists so you can find your favorite.
The Kreinik crew just returned from The National Needlearts Association (TNNA) summer tradeshow in Indianapolis, Indiana. This is one event where businesses
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Hi Eveybody... Robin here. I'm the Town Crier today... it's my pleasure to spread the word. First of all, here's a message from Amy regarding the Eyelashes for the Haunted House: "The eyelashes that I used are the ones in the upper right-hand corner of her picture. They will all look good but people always want to know which ones." -- Amy Bunger Also, in the comment section of Cat Walk, Melinda had a question about the Peyote Beading on Dr. A's coffin. I am posting Melinda's question with Amy's answer as it might be helpful for others when they get to that point of their stitching: Melinda: "This is off topic but I am struggling with the peyote beading on Dr. Acula's coffin. I understand the concept of what we are doing with each row of beading but I can't translate that into actually doing it. My beads on the second row will not stay in place at all. After about 4 attempts tonight on the second row, I am just not "getting it". Amy's instructions are quite detailed but if there are any other suggestions or hints, I would appreciate hearing them. Thanks!" Amy Bunger: "The second row of the peyote beading is the hardest. I also had problems keeping the line straight. Will try to give advice from memory. Put a finger of your left hand under the string of beads to lift them off of the canvas and help to stabilize them. Aim the needle up or down away from the beads as you slide it through each bead on the return trip. Hang in there....I really mean it, the second row is totally the hardest to do. In row three the beads stay pretty much where they are supposed to, making it a piece of cake. After row three I wished that there were more rows to work!" In my world, last evening I stitched the Harvest Fairy's wings. Today I am working on her face. She is looking pretty good. Once I got her dress and boots finished, she started to have confidence in me and eased up her attitude. preview of Harvest Fairy Just as a reminder, the Harvest Fairy is the new Melissa Shirley/Debbie Mumm canvas (MSD DM-09) which will be released in the January 2011 TNNA Long Beach Winter Market. I will be teaching her canvas at the Market, as well as my Stitch Guide will be available through Melissa Shirley Designs. Well, that's all for now. Enjoy the weekend. Thanks, Robin
Finished examples of Kate Dickerson (KSH) Needlepoint designs
This Canvas item is sold by colors1. Ships from Charleston, SC. Listed on Feb 22, 2025
Needle Orts Rides the Halloween Train Last week Needle Orts sent me photos of their version of Raymond Crawford's Halloween train. The...
Kathleen C. had the best time stitching this fun spooky cake and her buddy Deborah had just as much fun finishing it for her. This is the front of the cake.
What a Week!
Allow me to introduce the Count. He is a super cute dimensional bat designed by Tapestry Fair. I fell in love with him the moment I saw him. I had to stitch him, right? Here he is assembled from a blank painted canvas and stuffed body. He is a monthly club at Bedecked and Beadazzled. […]
Today is the day! All the ghosts and goblins will come knocking at the door. It’s the perfect time for me to share lots of fun Halloween finishing. Prepare to be overwhelmed. This should have been several blog posts 🙂 Frankie by Shelly Comiskey stitched by Ann He’s huge and fabulous! He stands over […]
